【暑期銜接】專題04完形填空一2025年新九年級（八升九）英

語暑假專題提升（全國通用）

Anoldprofessoraskedhisstudents,t6Ifyouwenttocutdowntreesandthereweretwotrees

infrontofyou,onethickandthe]thin,whichonewouldyoucutdown?”

Allofhisstudentsshouted,t6Ofcourse,cutthethicktree.^^

Theprofessor2andsaid,“Thethickoneisjustacommonpoplar（楊樹），3

thethinoneisavaluablepine（松樹）.Whichonewillyoucutdownnow?”

“Ofcourse,cutthepine!^^hisstudentsansweredthistime.

Theprofessorsmiledandaskedagain,“Ifthepoplarwas4,butthepinewas

crooked（彎曲的）,whichonewouldyoucutdown?”

“Cutthepoplar.Thepineissocrookedthatitcan'tdo5!”thestudentsfeltalittle

confused,butanswered.

Theprofessoraskedagain,“Butthereisanest6thepoplarandseveralyoung

birdsarehidinginthenest.Whichonewillyoucutdown?”

7,someoneasked,""Professor,whatareyoutryingtotellus?”

Theprofessor8hissmileandsaidseriously,“Whydon'tyouaskyourselfwhy

youcutdowntrees?”

Apersonwillnotbeconfusedbydifferent9onlywhenhehasagoalinmind.Do

youhaveacleargoal?Itishelpfulin10yourdream!Didyoukillyourdreams?

1.A.eachB.anotherC.otherD.every

2.A.smiledB.criedC.shoutedD.called

3.A.becauseB.whileC.thoughD.since

4.A.straightB.curlyC.heavyD.strong

5.A.somethingB.anythingC.everythingD.nothing

6.A.onB.inC.belowD.above

7.A.GraduallyB.LuckilyC.FinallyD.Usually

8.A.stoppedB.keptC.forgotD.continued

9.A.pronunciationsB.translationsC.conversationsD.conditions

10.A.turningdownB.takingoffC.caringforD.stickingto

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Whenhewas5,NicholasLowingervisitedahomelessshelterwithhismother.Hewas

11toshowoffhisnewlight-upsneakers.Buthismomwarnedhimagainstdoingso,12

thatthesechildrenmightnothavesuchthings.

13enough,whenNicholasmetkidsattheshelter,he14realizedthatthey

werelivingincircumstancesthatweredifferentfromhisown.

“Isawotherkidswholookedjustlikeme.Theonly15wasthattheywerewearing

16shoesthatwerefallingapart.Somedidn'thaveapairofshoestocalltheirown,^^said

Nicholas,now15."1'vebeen17togrowupinafamilythatisabletoprovidemewith

whateverIneed.AlotofkidshereintheUSdon'thavethesame18

Thatfirstshelter19leftastrongimpressiononNicholas,whostarted20

alltheshoeshe'doutgrowntolocalshelters.Buthesoon21thathisdonationsweren't

thathelpful.

“It22methatIonlyhadusedshoestogivetothem23newshoesthatfit

right,“hesaid."Notwopeople'sfeetareexactlythesame,and24youarewearing

someoneelse'swornshoes,yourfeetaren'tgoingtobecomfbrtable.^^

Soattheageof12,Nicholasstartedaprogramthatdonates25shoestohomeless

children.26,hiseffortswerepartofacommunityserviceproject.Withthehelpofhis

parents,hethenstartedtheGottaHaveSoleFoundation,whichhasdonatednewfootweartomore

than10,00027childrenin21states.

"Somethingthatseemsso28,apairofshoes,canmakechildrenfeel29

aboutthemselvesandgainconfidence.9,Nicholas30otheryoungpeopletodothesame.

11.A.disappointedB.puzzledC.excitedD.surprised

12.A.explainingB.expectingC.decidingD.judging

13.A.TerriblyB.SureC.StrangelyD.Fair

14.A.actuallyB.possiblyC.quicklyD.simply

15.A.resultB.problemC.reasonD.difference

16.A.oldB.bigC.specialD.heavy

17.A.braveB.fortunateC.healthyD.selfish

18.A.educationB.experiencesC.clothingD.opportunities

19.A.lectureB.showC.visitD.class

20.A.donatingB.postingC.sellingD.delivering

21.A.rememberedB.admittedC.doubtedD.realized

22.A.pleasedB.botheredC.amazedD.shocked

23.A.becauseofB.apartfromC.insteadofD.exceptfor

24.A.ifB.onceC.untilD.though

25.A.expensiveB.newC.strongD.unique

26.A.AtleastB.InfactC.InadditionD.Atfirst

27.A.homelessB.specialC.poorD.sick

28.A.uselessB.simpleC.funnyD.cheap

29.A.warmB.luckyC.goodD.sad

30.A.forcesB.requiresC.prefersD.encourages

通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各題所給的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中選出一個最佳選

項。

ForEmma,PEclasswasthemostdifficultpart.Shedidn'tmindthetirednessbutthelooks

her31gaveher.Emmawas32thanothersofherage.Agroupofstudentsoften

ranbehindher,laughingandtalkingabouthowEmma33.

“Justonemoreyear,“Emmakepttellingherself“OnemoreyearandFilgraduateand

won'thavetotakethis34PEclassanymore.

35everythingchangedwhenagirlcalledKitjoinedtheclass.Shehadshorthair,

brighteyes,andalongscar（傷疤）acrosstheleftsideofherface.She36herself,"Hi,

everyone,I'mKit.Ilovesportsandfashion.Youmightbe37aboutthescar.Igotit

whenIfelloffmybike.Iseeitasa38marknow."Emmalistened39.How

couldthegirlbesoconfident?

Duringlunchtime,Emmawassittingatherusualtable.Kitwalkedoverto40

Emma.Emmacouldn'tbelievesuchaconfidentgirlwouldliketositwithher.Sheworkedupthe

couragetosharewhatwas41her.”Hug42!”saidKit.Hearingthat,Emma

feltawaveofwarmthwashoverher.Andshefeltthe43liftoffhershoulder.

ItwastimeforPEclassagain,butthistimeKitwaswithher.Emmadiscoveredthattrue

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confidencecomesfromwithin（內(nèi)心），notfromothers'44.Inthebeautifulsunshine,

thetwogirlswalkedtogether~~onewithascaronthefaceandtheotherwithabodythatshe

finallyfeltshe45.

31.A.teachersB.classmatesC.brothersD.neighbors

32.A.smarterB.shyerc.biggerD.lazier

33.A.runB.studyC.laughD.jump

34.A.interestingB.tiringC.stupidD.busy

35.A.SoB.AndC.AsD.But

36.A.toldB.introducedC.enjoyedD.taught

37.A.wonderingB.worryingC.askingD.thinking

38.A.uglyB.coolC.deepD.long

39.A.indangerB.intearsC.insurpriseD.inlove

40.A.joinB.beatC.helpD.greet

41.A.trustingB.supportingC.encouragingD.troubling

42.A.themB.herC.herselfD.yourself

43.A.heightB.weightC.wealthD.health

44.A.wordsB.smilesC.adviceD.cheers

45.A.lostB.ownedC.sawD.made

Amyis11yearsoldandlivesinacity.Shespentmuchofhertimeathergrandmother^

homeduringthepandemic（疫情）.

ThehousehasalargeyardthatAmyexplored（探索）46shewasn'tdoing

schoolworkonline.Oneday,shesawherfirstfour-leafclover（四葉草）intheyard.6<Iwasjust

walking,andIwassoexcitedbecauseIknowthattheyarenotvery47/shesaid,“some

peoplesaytheybringgoodluck.^^

Amythenresearchedwhatcausescloverstogrowthat48leaf.It'sbecauseofthe

planfsgenes.Theplant'sgenestelltheplanttogrowthreeleaves.49sometimesthe

genestelltheplanttogrowfourleaves.Actually,a2017studyfoundthat50onein5,000

clovershasfourleaves.

Amyhaslearnedthatfour-leafcloversgrow51groups."ThenIwantedtofind

moreofthem^^shesaid.Amybegansearchingformorefour-leafcloversintheyardandit52

hernewhobby.Bythesummerofthenextyear,shehadcollectedmorethan500ofthem.

HerparentsfelthappythatAmyfoundawaytolowerstressthatmanychildrenwere

53___duringthepandemic.HergrandmotherwasalsogladthatAmywentoutdoorsand

explorednature.Ifsagoodthingthatacitychildwas54nature.

Forherpart,Amysaidshehasawayofdealingwiththelonelinessshefeltduringthe

pandemic.64ItgavemesomethingtodobecauseIdidn'thavethechanceofbeingsad,“shesaid.66I

got55Jsheadded,“andthiswaswonderfulbecausetheywererightinmybackyard.^^

46.A.whereB.whenC.whyD.how

47.A.unusualB.simpleC.specialD.common

48.A.fourthB.thirdC.secondD.first

49.A.BecauseB.ThenC.ButD.So

50.A.stillB.evenC.nearlyD.just

51.A.aboutB.inC.fromD.at

52.A.becameB.finishedC.showedD.broke

53.A.organizingB.celebratingC.experiencingD.enjoying

54.A.settingupconfidenceinB.takinganinterestinC.fightingagainst

D.tryingtoprotect

55.A.trustB.regretC.upsetD.peace

IhavebeenlearningEnglishsinceIwas10yearsold.EverythingIwas56at

schoolwasabouttenses（時態(tài)），pluralrulesandothercomplexgrammar.Everyday,myteacher

57ustocopynewwords10times.Iwastiredofmemorizingvocabularyandgrammarrules.

Gradually,learningEnglishbecame58Idisliked.

WhenIwasinGrade8,myparentsboughtmeacomputer.Fromthenon,itbecamemy

besthelper.Icouldlearn59Iwanted,IbegantolistentomusicandwatchTVshows.

ThefirstTVshowthatIwatchedwasHannahMontana.Itwasveryfunny,andIpickedupquitea

lotofvocabularyfromit,whichwasanunforgettablelearningexperience.ItwasalsowhenIfell

inlovewiththe60.

Irememberbackthen,IalsodownloadedalotofEnglishsongsandlistenedtothemevery

2026年

day.Besides,I61manywebsiteswherepeoplefromallovertheworldexchanged

cultureswitheachother.Imadealotofforeignfriendsthere,andwetalkedabouteverythingin

life.Atfirst,Ithoughttheonly62peoplelearnedEnglishwasthattheywantedto

communicatewitheachother.NotuntilI63myselfinthelanguagedidIrealizethatthe

languageitselfwasthebestwaytocreateastrongconnectionbetweenmeandtheendless

knowledgeoftheworld.

IcanseeahugeimprovementinmyEnglishskills.ThankstoEnglish,Ihavelearnedmuch

moreabouttheworldaroundme.Thejourneytowardslanguagefluency（流利）isnotalways

64andIstillhavealongwaytogo.Iwon't,however,giveuponit.Ipreferthejourneythat

I'vebeenthroughtothedestinationahead.Ifyoudon'tknowwhereyouare65,ifyou're

notsurewhattodonext,justdowhateveryoulove.

56.A.taughtB.learnedC.studiedD.improved

57.A.forcedB.warnedC.requiredD.invited

58.A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.everything

59.A.whoeverB.whateverC.whereverD.however

60.A.computerB.languageC.experienceD.show

61.A.inventedB.createdC.discoveredD.attended

62.A.excuseB.resultC.endD.reason

63.A.doubtedB.lostC.forgotD.remembered

64.A.hardB.funC.easyD.exciting

65.A.exactlyB.actuallyC.quicklyD.simply

Asthecoldseasonarrives,peopleinBeijingstartwearingsweatersandwarmjackets.

66somelargeroadsidetreesalso"wear"colorfulsweatersmadejustforthem!

InareaslikeHongxingHutongandBeijingForeignStudiesUniversity,treesare67

incolorfulsweaters,asiftakingpartinaspecial"winterfashionshow."Thesebright-colored

sweatersnotonly68fun,butalsobringwarmthtothecoldwinterdays.Withbright

colors,thetreesweatershavebecomepopular69citizens（市民）andvisitors.Becauseof

differentkindsofdopamine-colored（多巴胺顏色）sweaters,HongxingHutonghasbecomean

Internet-famousspot.Manypeoplevisittheselocationsjusttotakeasnap（打卡）orphotos.

Winteroftenbringsbaretreesand70colorstothecity.Thecolorfulsweatersbreakthe

monotonyoftheseason,givingtreesafreshand71look,theyalsobrightenthegray

brickHutongandwinterstreets.

Thesweatersnotonlymakethetreesappearenergetic,butalsowarmpeople5shearts.

Manycitizenslovesweatersfortheirsweetandfunnylookinwinter,andthetreesweatersbringa

similaremotional72.Forchildren,thesweaters73aspaceforfunandplay.In

Pinggu,forexample,kids74touchedthepatternsonthesweatersandplayedaroundthe

decoratedtrees.

Thiscreativeideaoffersinspirationforurbanlandscape（城市景觀）design.Suchefforts

can75theconnectionbetweenpeopleandthecity,makingurbanspacesmore

wonderful.

66.A.InterestinglyB.SadlyC.AngrilyD.Silently

67.A.dressedB.putC.wornD.covered

68.A.loseB.addC.reduceD.find

69.A.betweenB.amongC.aroundD.from

70.A.fewerB.lessC.manyD.much

71.A.boringB.uglyC.strangeD.lively

72.A.changeB.connectionC.controlD.suggestion

73.A.discoverB.enterC.provideD.invent

74.A.excitedlyB.unluckilyC.completelyD.quietly

75.A.manageB.preventC.increaseD.hurt

閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C三個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選

項。

Dr.Johnsonwasagreatinventor.Helovedmakingrobotsofallkinds,andhegotverygood

atit.Hisrobotscould76peopledomanythingslikecookingfood,cleaningthehouse,

playingmusicalinstruments,andevenwritingpoems!

Ashortwhileago,Dr.Johnsonmadea77namedRobby.Robbywasdifferentfrom

otherrobotsmadebyDr.Johnson78hewasverycuriousandlikedtoexplorenewthings.

Robby79askedDr.Johnsonquestionslike"What'sthis?99and“Howdoesthatwork?”

2026年

Then,Dr.JohnsondecidedtoteachRobbyto80thingsbyhimself.Hewanted

Robbytobeabletoexploretheworld,justlikeahumanchild.Robbywantedtolearnabout

animals.Hevisitedthe81andwatchedelephants,lions,monkeys,andpandas.Hewas

amazedbyhowdifferenttheylooked.Afterthat,Robbywas82inplanetsandspace.So,

hetookatourofthesolarsystem（太陽系）withthehelpofacomputerprogram.Robby's

adventures（冒險經(jīng)歷）83ashelearnedmoreaboutscience,history,andart.

Oneday,Dr.Johnsongotvery84,soRobbyputhimtobedandtookoverhiswork.

Heevengotarobotassistanttohelphim85Dr.Johnson.

Robbyrealizedthatlearningnewthingswasnotonlyabouthavingfunbutalsoabout

helpingothers.Hewasgivenanewsenseofpurpose.

76.A.helpB.hearC.watch

77.A.listB.planC.robot

78.A.althoughB.becauseC.while

79.A.neverB.alwaysC.still

80.A.learnB.decideC.change

81.A.hospitalB.museumC.zoo

82.A.disappointedB.interestedC.experienced

83.A.continuedB.appearedC.failed

84.A.hungryB.lostC.sick

85.A.takecareofB.lookforC.payattentionto

Differentthingsusuallystandfordifferentfeelings.Red,forexample,isthecolouroffire,

heat,bloodandlife.Peoplesayredisanexcitingandactivecolour.Theyassociate（使發(fā)生聯(lián)系）

redwithastrongfeelinglike86.Redisusedforsignsofdanger,suchasSTOPsignsand

fireengines.Yellowisthebright,warmcolourof87inautumn.Peoplesayyellowisa

88colour.Theyassociate（聯(lián)想）yellowwithhappiness.Orangeisthecolourof89.

Peoplesayitisacheerfulcolour.Theyassociateorangetoo,withhappiness.Greenisthecool

colourofgrassin90.Peoplesayitisarefreshingcolour.Ingeneral,peopletalkabout

twogroupsofcolours:warmcoloursandcoolcolours.Thewarmcoloursarered,orangeand

91.Wheretherearewarmcoloursandalotoflight,peopleusuallywanttobe92.

Thosewholiketobewithotherslikered.Thecoolcoloursare93andblue.Wherethere

arethesecolours,peopleareusuallyworried.Somescientistssaythattimeseemstogobymore

slowlyinaroomwithwarmcolours.Theysuggestthatawarmcolourisagoodwayforaliving

roomora94.Peoplewhoarehavingarestorareeatingdonotwanttimetopassquickly.

95coloursarebetterforsomeofficesifthepeopleworkingtherewanttimetopassquickly.

86.A.sadnessB.angerC.administrationD.smile

87.A.landB.leavesC.grassD.mountains

88.A.livelyB.darkC.noisyD.frightening

89.A.moonlightB.lightC.sunlightD.stars

90.A.summerB.springC.autumnD.winter

91.A.greenB.yellowC.whiteD.gray

92.A.calmB.sleepyC.activeD.helpful

93.A.blackB.redC.goldenD.yellow

94.A.factoryB.classroomC.restaurantD.hospital

95.A.DifferentB.CoolC.WarmD.All

閱讀下面短文，理解大意，從所給的四個選項中選出一個最佳答案，使短文連貫完整。

Chineseisabeautifulbutdifficultlanguagewithsomanycharacters（漢字）.Whenyou

meetacharacterthatyoudon'tknowinthe96,whatdoyoudo?Youmight97

thiswordinadictionaryandfinditspinyin.Pinyin,asystem（系統(tǒng)）thatusestheLatinalphabet

（拉丁字母）,tellsushowto98Chinesewords.

In1958,ChineseexpertZhouYouguangandhisteam99pinyin.Theymadeitto

helpthosewhodidn'thavethe100toreadorwritetolearnhowtoread.Thisidea

workedoutquitewell.Itwas101usedalloverthecountry.

Pinyinhasbeenpopularinotherways,too.Ithelpstoencouragetheuseofstandard

Chineseputonghua.Sopeoplewhospeakdifferent102languagescanstillunderstand

eachother.

Italsomakesitmore103totypeChinesewordsoncomputersandmobilephones.

Pinyinisalsofindingitsplaceinotherlanguages.TheOxfordEnglishDictionarynow104

morethan100pinyinentries（詞條），suchasjiaozifor“dumplings“andzhongguomengfor

2026年

“Chinesedream”.

AsGuangmingDailynoted,pinyinisnotonlyalanguagetool,butalsoaculturalbridge

that105Chinatotheworld.

96.A.glassB.textbookC.tradeD.treat

97.A.lookatB.lookforC.lookafterD.lookup

98.A.pronounceB.recordC.reviewD.copy

99.A.correctedB.createdC.changedD.increased

100.A.programsB.speedC.abilityD.business

101.A.quietlyB.widelyC.wiselyD.similarly

102.A.dailyB.centralC.localD.lively

103.A.difficultB.seriousC.comfortableD.convenient

104.A.includesB.checksC.warnsD.fails

105.A.collectsB.discoversC.connectsD.admires

閱讀下面語篇，從各小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中，選出最佳選項。

At9:30p.m.yesterday,Iwassittinginmychair,listeningtoastrangesound.Itmademe

106.

ThiswasthethirdtimeIheardthe107.1didn'tknowwhoorwhatmadethesound.

Itsoundedlikesomeonewasknockingatmy108,butIlivedontheninthfloor!

Iwastooscaredtoopenmyeyes109thesoundstopped.Ithoughtaboutasking

forhelp,butIwassurepeoplewould110me."Therecan'tbeathiefoutthere,9,they'd

say.

“Thereitisagain!”Ishouted.Mymomcameintomyroomand111mewhatwas

goingon.Thensheheardthestrangenoise,too.Shewentintothebathroom.Iwantedtostopmy

mombecauseIwasafraidthat112wouldhappentoher.Butshe113laughing.

"It'sOK,dear.Ifsjustastrongwindmakingyourcurtain（窗簾）shakeandknockthewindow.9,

Iwasverysurprised.114then,I'vestartedthinkingmorecalmly.Ifsuchthings

happenagain,Iwilldolike115mymomdidandfindoutthetruth.

106.A.scaredB.pleasedC.excited

107.A.shoutB.soundC.cry

108.A.windowB.doorC.floor

109.A.whenB.untilC.during

110.A.talkaboutB.stareatC.laughat

111.A.askedB.toldC.answered

112.A.somethinggoodB.goodsomethingC.somethingbad

113.A.startedB.wentC.stopped

114.A.FromB.AtC.Since

115.A.howB.whyC.what

Whatdoyouusuallyusemobilephonesfor?Sendingtextmessagesforfun?Playinggames?

Wellmobilephonescando116morethanthat.117thisyear'sAsiantsunami

（海嘯），mobilephonessavedmany118.Morethan10,000internationalphoneswere

119whenthetsunamihit.Policesenttextmessagestothemandfoundmorethan2,000.But

how?People120thesignalandfoundout⑵thetouristswere.So,howcan

122sosmallbesosmart?Wellhere'show!Whenyouturnthephoneon,ittriestofinda

signal.Thissignalcomesfromthetelephonenetwork.

Ifyouhaveasignalyoucanseeitonthephone9sscreen.Sometimes,ifthesignalisweak,

123canbedifficulttomakeaphonecall.Whenthephoneisfindingasignal,italsosendsa

124tothetelephonenetwork.Thismessagetellsthestationwherethephoneis.Whenyou

starttomakeaphonecall,thetelephonenetworktellstelecommunications（電信）officeswhere

youare.Theofficewillfindoutwhoyou'recallingthenputyou125toyourfriend!

116.A.veryB.soC.farD.little

117.A.WhileB.DuringC.AtD.When

118.A.livesB.animalsC.housesD.troubles

119.A.doingB.workingC.mendingD.using

120.A.heardB.listenedC.followedD.examined

121.A.howB.whereC.whatD.why

122.A.somethingB.anythingC.everythingD.nothing

123.A.heB.itC.theyD.you

124.A.informationB.wordC.messageD.note

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125.A.offB.upC.onD.through

“Awoman'slifeisn'tcompleteuntilshehas126saysLaoBaiashetoastshis

friendsatthedinnertable.Thelineisproducedatthedinnerparty,a127scenefromthe

latestromanticcomedyBforBusy（愛情神話），whichisstarredbyattractiveactressessuchasMa

Yili,NiHongjieandWuYue.

Withtheaudiencemerrilyimmersedinthecarefullydesignedplotsandlinesofthefilm,

the128offeministconsciousnessisdistinctlyperceived.Indeed,thefilmfeaturingthe

localcultureofShanghaitookonlyafewdaystobecomethehighest-ratedChinesemovieof2021

onDoubanbecausethefilm,asopposedtoawealthofotherconventionalfilms,129the

traditionalmalegaze,pushingtheboundariesoffemaleempowermentevenfurther.Asthelineat

thebeginningimplies,moreandmoreChinesewomenaregoingalloutto130

themselvesfromthetraditionalrestrictionssetbymenandtoerasehugesexistbiaswithgreat

achievements.

Havethosewomenpioneersachievedahugesuccessinthemale'sworld?Notnearly.

WiththeopeningoftheWinterOlympicsinBeijing,agrieving131unkindly

unfoldedonlinebeforealltheChinesepeople.OneisEileenGu,the18-year-oldskierwinning

twogoldmedalsforChina:theotherisachainedmotherofeightlockedinadoorlesshut.

Thehugegapbetweenthemservesasa132reminderthatthepovertygapremains

hardtobridgeinChina.Theextentofaperson's133determineshowcozyhis/herlife

turnsouttobe.Asimplebutunderlyingprincipleisthatthewealthieryouare,thewideraccess

youwillhavetonovelties,whichwillfurtheryour134ontheworld.Accordingly,in

relativelywealthyareas,theprominentEileenGustandsachancetopursueherdreamandsecure

perfectskii